Carter and Isabella run a carwash business. They split the revenue 50/50. They are deciding on if they should join forces with Carla's carwash.If they join with Carla, the combined carwash will make $2400 more per month, but they'll have to split revenue equally (33.3/33.3/33.3).On an average month, Carter and Isabella's carwash makes $6000.How much more or less would Carter or Isabella individually make if they merged with Carla's carwash?

Martha and her brother started their own car-washing business. They charge $8.50 per car. If they wash on average 22 cars per weekend, use front-end estimation to find out about how much their business will earn in 5 weeks. A. $800 B. $1000 C. $1200 D. $1350

A car wash owner is currently operating at a profit while providing 120 car washes per week. At this output level, marginal cost exceeds marginal revenue (MC > MR). To maximize profit, the owner shouldSelect an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.aincrease output.bdecrease output.cleave output at 120 carwashes per week.

A,B and C enter into a partnership.They invest Rs.50000,Rs.70000 and Rs.80000 respectively.At the end of the first year B withdraws Rs.20000,while at the end of the second year C withdraws Rs.40000.In what ratio will be the profit is shared at the end of 3 years?45:51:6051:25:8535:74:56None of these

Seema started a business investing 20,000. After six months, Heema joined her with 75,000. After another six months, Neema also joined them with 50,000. What should be the ratio in which the profits are shared by the 3 persons respectively at the end of 2 years?

The three partners A, B, and C decided to run a business together. All of them invested Rs. 20000, Rs. 30000 and Rs. 60000 respectively. B is the CEO and he manages all the work. The other two are sleeping partner. If B receives 3000 per month as a fixed salary and the total profit made by all of them was Rs. 1,35,000 in one year, then what was B’s total share of the profit?